... position. EFe was born a Whig; he belonged to the ranks of the popular party, and he filled his post with a dis- tinguished grace. He did his best to be a good, honest, open-hearted Whig, accordin.g to the fashion of his time-a Whig who, with aristocratic ...

... ?? 1) e ?? ?? r c 55 - IRELAND UNDER WHIG MISRULE. 1FiiOM Ti'l)' PRESS.] IN his attempt to divert attention from the real c point at issue whlen Mr. Disraeli's resolution was I lnuder discussion in the Holse of Comons int July, Lord Palmnerston claimed ...

... to the Conference. If that does not save 8 them, they must infallibly be lost, but not before they have resorted to the old Whig mancouvre, called p wan appeal to the country. They have tried this gi expedient several times in detail during the last two ...

... but as a garbled document e and authority. There is perhaps nothinag more a disgraceful on record than the conduct of the a Whig- Government in the whole of this serious v colplication. Our attitude was that of a Power a friendly to Denmark, but desirous ...

... of re- ligrion or member of a religi6us order is to be a l teacher in a National School. Let the help lie no longer given (Whig fashion) oln sujjerruw1e, ve but let this rule be rescinded (if needs be) in Ban regard to such and such religious orderr. ...

... fought the battle of the Constitution in a county which, until lntsly, wits looked upon as one of the strong- holds of the Whigs in Ireland. Thevast-trouliel and expense which Mr. MIClintock has incurred have beon crowned with success, and we trustf, when ...

... Grimshaw to call a nineting of the Whigs. Did you not believe that if lie hal propo6ed a resolution it would have been rejected by hive-sixtlhs of the Pro- test int Whmigs and six-sixths of the Roman Catho- - lie Whigs ? I believe quite ?? reverse. There ...

... The respectable Whigs have long since deserted mi their plebeian friends in favor of more aristocratic as. le soecations. Now that the old political ai15hnv t w Which bound the party together by a sort of commes a- tie has subsided, Whig aristocrats no ...

... concessions to Romanisin, not out of love t ak for the religion, but because the traditions of v 1 the Whigs are associated with that ruinous I policy, and no Whig can muster courage to 1 n- depart from them. We directed attention sonic days ago to the first ...

... declared I to be as follows :-For Moore (Conservative), 1,663; ! for Fawcett (Radical), 1,468; for Goldsmidt (Whig), f 775; for Dumas (Whig), 246; and for Harper, (Pro. testant), 82. Mr. Moore was consequently a-head of I his highest opponent by 19c5 ...

... lodged petitions against thei Bill arec the Rev. Dr. Deuvir end Mr. J. F. Fernuson, D.L., J.P., who are said to represent the Whig party of Belfast. Their petition is nueder the charge of Mr, William Cooper, solicitor to the Reform Ch b; 'Mr. Joselih M3Kenna ...

... If he saw op- pression going on in a NVWhig house, be would sooner vote for an honest, independent Tory than a grinding base Whig (Cheers and laughter.) A vote of thanks to the High Sheriff, moved by Mfr. Harvey, and seconded by Dr. Lee, terminated the ...